Which ship is better to work on? Princess and P&O

[redridinghood]

Hi there,

 

I may be in the wonderful position of being offered work as a lead production singer soon.

 

The ships that the company are casting for are: Pacific Star, Pacific Sun, Pacific Dawn, Pacific Princess, Royal Princess and Tahitian Princess.

 

It might be that I can choose between some of these ships and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts that would help me make up my mind?

 

I previously worked on P&O's Arcadia that is now Ocean Village, small ship, quite classy. I'm quite partial to the idea of being on a bigger ship (less sea sickness?) with more facilities and would most definately prefer to work in a more traditonal 'theatre' style environment instead of a cabaret or show lounge.

 

I cruised the med and caribbean for 6 months and would be happy to return but also would love to experience new places.

 

All advice gratefully received!

[Nitemare]

Princess attracts more US passengers

P&O (sister line) attracts more Europe/Asian passentgers.